Thanks for the article. I agree this article may be too technical focused. However, with current JS api accessing GPU and many other hardware, I often visit sit

Thanks for the article. I agree this article may be too technical focused. However, with current JS api accessing GPU and many other hardware, I often visit site with JS turned off. It would be good to rewrite or block certain JS APIs. Maybe split JS API to categories. Stuff that change CSS color to be in group, and stuff that access GPU/WebGL and accessing hardware of the computer put that in another group. Seems like browser vendor really ought to think about that, I don't want to enable JS just so it can start accessing all kinds of stuff. But some JS to play with CSS of the page are quite nice to have around.